Who says working women can't be the heroines of their own lives?
After their sham wedding, Mother Yin said with a false smile, “It's too late. Stay at the old house tonight.”
Luo An: “I have to clock in at eight tomorrow morning. If I miss it, I'll lose my perfect attendance bonus.”
“…”
Male lead: “Stop working. I'll support you.”
Delicate flower: “You're humiliating me! One day, I'll surpass you!”
Luo An: “Really? Then I guess I won't clock in. I want to sleep in.”
…
Delicate flower: “Listen to me. She smokes and drinks when nobody's looking.”
Male lead: “The woman I know is a straight-A student, a real goody-goody.”
Luo An set down her tattoo machine and looked up. “What did you say?”
…
Mother Yin: “Here's five million. Leave my son.”
Luo An: “Sure thing. But give me two more days and I can earn another five million.”
(The male lead, back then: “Here's five million. Marry me.”)
Luo An: “That's a guaranteed profit, bro.”
…
Mother Yin: “Son, she's a thug. How could she ever be good enough for you?”
Luo An: “What's wrong with being a thug? Are you saying a top graduate from Haida isn't good enough?”
…
“You shouldn't go after your friend's wife. What do you think?”
“What about your friend's ex-wife? What do you think?”
I want to be a veteran [laughs crookedly]